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FEB
3–4
2012 Downtown Guelph
a winter festival of
music & community
You can count these festivals on one hand. But when you attend, you’ll want to put two hands together. Many, many times. Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival May 31 – June 3, 2012 Hillside Festival July 27–29, 2012 Guelph Jazz Festival Sept. 5–9, 2012 Eden Mills Writers’ Festival Sept. 16–19, 2012 Festival of Moving Media Early Nov., 2012
A SPARKLING WELCOME
W
elcome to the fifth annual Hillside Inside! Last
year’s move to a two-day, multi-venue event
worked beautifully, so we’re trying it again
this year—trying, that is, to bring you music, art, dance
and all sorts of compelling activities that will keep you
warm and engaged in this the middle of winter.
Performers will be flying in from Australia (Kim
Churchill) and Vancouver (Dan Mangan and Harry
Manx) and bringing warmer breezes with them this
February. They will be accompanied by amazing roots-
rockers, The Wooden Sky, who will scoot in from
Toronto, and Lowlands, a fantastic up-and-coming local
band who merely have to saunter down the street to
come to Hillside Inside. These performances will be
surrounded by winter workshops and activities — from
cooking to dancing — that will stretch your minds
and limbs in the cozy corridors of downtown Guelph.
We have twice as many activities this year as last, so
check them out: by the end of the weekend, you could
have dreadlocks, string-bound hands and flamenco
feet — and feel totally Hillsidey.
We thank and welcome our artists, our workshop
presenters, our valiant Hillside Hockey and Curling
organizers, our Fab 5 partners, our sponsors, and our
crazy-wonderful volunteers. Here’s to winter, here’s to
music, here’s to you and love and community.
Thanks for coming.
— The board of directors and staff at Hillside
HOW TO HILLSIDE
FOOD AND DRINK AT
ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH
HUNGRY?
Many restaurants are within
A selection of beer, wine and walking distance, including
snacks is available in the
kitchen on the ground floor Bollywood Bistro
of St. George’s Church. No 51 Cork St E · 519.821.3999
drinks or food in the Sanctuary The Cornerstone
(upstairs) please. 1 Wyndham St N · 519.827.0145
MERCHANDISE Ouderkirk & Taylor
Hillside Inside toques, bamboo 3 Wyndham St N · 519.827.9378
scarves and long sleeve shirts
are for sale at the Merchandise The Red Brick Café
Table, located at the concert 8 Douglas St · 519.836.1126
venues and City Hall. After The Woolwich Arrow
Hillside Inside, you can check 176 Woolwich St at Yarmouth
out our online merch store at 519.836.2875
store.hillsidefestival.ca.
Bollywood bistro
THE
Celebrates Guelph’s
Celebrates Hillside Inside’s
Jazz Festival Musicians
& Organizers volunteers & organizers
musicians,
Guelph’s great
meeting place
Warm up your evening Jazz up your
Voted #1 pub in Guelph evening with a warm
with a curry or some delicious
519/836-2875 tandoori kebabs.
curry or some delicious
tandoori kebabs.
The Woolwich Arrow Pub
519-821-3999 519-821-3999
For all other info visit:
176 Woolwich Street
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INSIDE
Have a question about Hillside Inside 2012?
Speak with one of our friendly volunteers
who can offer assistance!
PARKING LOOKING AHEAD
You may park for free for two
29th annual Hillside Festival
hours at any downtown meter,
July 27-29, 2012
and a parkade is next to the
Sleeman Centre. Enter on ·T
ickets: on sale Saturday,
Macdonell St. It is close to all May 5
the venues.
·V
olunteer: Sign-up starts in
March
·A
pplication Due Dates:
Local, Children’s &
Spoken Word Performer
Submissions: March 1
· Food/Craft Vendors: March 2
·W
orkshop Presenters:
March 30
· Neighbourhood Tent: April 27
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 5
PERFORMERS FRI
SHOWS
Tickets Required
Friday, February 3
River Run Centre
T
SOLD OU
35 Woolwich St.
Main Stage
Reserved seating
Doors: 6:30 pm
Show: 7:00 pm Lowlands
LOWLANDS Finding inspiration in the
Intermission rural blues of backcountry dirt
THE WOODEN SKY roads, the lingering screams
Intermission of the darkest nights and the
DAN MANGAN fragility of winter mornings,
Lowlands’ sound brings us
Saturday, February 4 back to older, simpler times
St. George’s Church with a front-porch foot-stomp-
99 Woolwich St. ing rhythm, vivid poetry and
Sanctuary haunting melody. Attributing
General admission seating much of their success to
Enter through main doors their intimate performances,
(front of church) Lowlands developed their
Tickets: $35 at the door sound in backyards and living
Doors: 2:00 pm rooms, amongst friends and
Show: 3:00 pm family. Now they are ready
HARRY MANX to share their sound across
Intermission Canada’s musical landscape.
KIM CHURCHILL lowlandsmusic.com
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The Wooden Sky Dan Mangan
Trying to nail down the In a few short years, Dan
disparate genres explored by Mangan has gone from globe-
Toronto’s Wooden Sky isn’t an trotting folk crooner to one
easy task. When pressed, the of independent music’s most
band tosses out tags like “folk promising storytellers. His
rock,” but the words don’t hint critically acclaimed sopho-
at the nuances in their sound. more album, Nice, Nice, Very
Every Child A Daughter, Every Nice, earned him a Polaris
Moon A Sun is their third full- Music Prize shortlist, a spot at
length record. Gavin Gardiner, Glastonbury and shows with
Andrew Wyatt, Simon Walker, The Walkmen, Decemberists
Andrew Kekewich and Edwin and Okkervil River, to
Huizinga comprise this name but a few. Oh
collective, and their unique Fortune, produced by Colin
influences are apparent Stewart (Black Mountain,
throughout the new album, a Cave Singers), is bigger and
more spacious yet intimate more challenging, though still
experience. Noted as one infused with the signature wit
of Exclaim Magazine’s most and wisdom that have made
anticipated albums of 2012, Dan such a fan favourite wher-
Every Child… sees its release ever he goes. To be sure, this
on February 28 via Black Box, release marks the arrival of
followed by a coast-to-coast a new voice, with world-class
national tour. charm and a universal appeal.
ifidontcomehome.com Oh fortune, indeed.
danmanganmusic.com
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 7
PERFORMERS SAT
Harry Manx Kim Churchill
“Mysticssippi” blues man Kim Churchill’s style is
Harry Manx has been called unique and explosive, with
an “essential link” between intricate fingerpicking,
the music of East and West, percussive beats on the body
creating musical short stories of the guitar, and two-handed
that wed the tradition of tapping intertwined with an
the blues with the depth of earthy stomp box, powerful
classical Indian ragas. He has harmonica melodies and
created a unique sound that is soulful voice. Though his
hard to forget and deliciously playing is often complex, his
addictive to listen to. Harry songs have an easy, natural
forged this distinctive style flow that certainly reflect
by studying at the feet of the the peace of mind that
masters, first as a sound man rolling waves and a rising
in the blues clubs of Toronto sun possess. Kim Churchill
during his formative years is a live spectacle and a true
and then under a rigorous virtuoso, but unlike so many
five-year tutelage with Vishwa others who could be labeled
Mohan Bhatt in India. Bhatt is as such, he transmits a vibe
the inventor of the 20-stringed of genuine modesty. Perhaps
Mohan Veena, which has it’s his nomadic life on the
become Harry’s signature road or probably his passion
instrument. for surfing that keeps him
harrymanx.com grounded.
kimchurchill.com
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PROUD TO SUPPORT
INDIE MUSIC AND ART
IN THE ROYAL CITY.
CHEERS!
FORTNIGHT MUSIC BRINGS YOU...
Alanna Gurr and Dear Sister
Feb 5 @ The cornerstone
Dinosaur Bones & Young Rival - Feb 9 @ eBar
Ariadne’s Thread - Feb 12 @ the cornerstone
emma lee & harlan pepper - Feb 14 @ ebar
Donovan Woods & Marty Foote
feb 16 @ the cornerstone
Shannon Lyon - Feb 18 @ the Cornerstone
Woodshed orchestra & pure joy
March 15 @ ebar
twitter: fortnightmusic
Fortnight
M U S I C
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 9
SCREENING SAT
Surviving Progress
SAT, FEB 4 · 8 PM
RIVER RUN CENTRE
CO-OPERATORS HALL
$10 advance through the
River Run Centre Box Office
or at the door
Intelligent, compelling and
featuring some of the world’s
great contemporary thinkers, guide us through a survey
the film Surviving Progress of the major progress traps
is nothing short of a massive facing our civilization in
taking stock. Inspired by technology, economics,
Ronald Wright’s bestsell- consumption and the environ-
ing non-fiction book about ment. Along the way, we hear
societal collapse, Mathieu Roy interviews with modern lumi-
and Harold Crooks’ docu- naries such as Jane Goodall,
mentary explores the concept Margaret Atwood, David
of progress in our modern Suzuki, Stephen Hawking and
world and, more specifically, Ronald Wright himself, as
the idea of “progress traps.” well as grassroots activists.
Simply put, these are innova- survivingprogress.com
tions that seem like smart
moves forward but inadver- This event is organized by the
tently cause new problems. Festival of Moving Media as
Directors Roy and Crooks part of the Guelph FAB 5.
GET A HILLSIDE INSIDE
toque
bamboo scarf
long sleeve shirt
For sale at the Merchandise Table
at the concert venues and City Hall.
After Hillside Inside, buy them at
store.hillsidefestival.ca.
10 HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012WORKSHOPS & FUN SATURDAY – FREE 9 am Healthy Living/Healthy Lifestyle BRITA BALL 9 – 10 am · Room 112, City Hall How healthy are you really? Brita Ball holds a PhD in Think you know what to eat food science, is a certified and how much exercise you Nutrition and Wellness need? Gain information about Specialist (CanFitPro), and is a your overall wellness and Therapeutic Touch Recognized encouragement to improve. Practitioner. Winter Film Shorts NATIONAL FILM BOARD 9 – 11 am · 10 Carden St. These delightful short films of the for children on the theme of things we winter explore the fascination, Canadians fun and frustrations of the do so season – be it the way commu- well – make nities are brought together brilliant short with an ice rink, the adven- films and share ture of a new snowfall or the the best of winter together. challenge of wanting to be like This event is organized by the our hockey heroes, sweater Festival of Moving Media as and all. Come celebrate some part of the Guelph FAB 5. 10 am Hillside Hockey* 10 am – 2 pm · RBC Parking Lot (beside the Bookshelf on Quebec St.) Come swerve and shoot in downtown! Please: Young a ball hockey tournament participants should wear HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 11
WORKSHOPS & FUN
helmets. Milk for hot
chocolate generously
donated by Organic Meadow.
Refereeing by Andy Van
Hellemond and Ray
Scapinello. Venue donated
by Sally DaRosa, Royal Bank.
Organized by Steve Piper. Site
managed by Lloyd Grinham.
We thank you!
*Accepting donations for the
Nicholas Lambden Memorial
Children’s Foundation. For
more information, please visit
nicklambden.com
Curling GUELPH CURLING CLUB
10 am – 12 pm · Rink at Market Square, City Hall
Give the roarin’ Inside and the City of
game a try, as it Guelph to give you this
was played in unique opportunity to
the beginning – try the sport of curling.
outside! The Learn to throw stones
Guelph Curling at houses, sweep and
Club is pleased to yell “Hurry Hard!”
partner with Hillside guelphcurlingclub.com
Hillside Hairdos
10 am – 1 pm
Hempire, 54 Carden St.
A hair-raising experience with
Hillside Inside volunteers. All
ages are welcome. Wrap up
your luscious locks in colour-
ful cord and beads!
JAMIE MACDONALD
hempireguelph.ca
12 HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012High 5 for Life
JAMES THOMAS
10 – 11 am
Room 112, City Hall
A mental health and suicide
thy
prevention workshop open heal
to anyone.Expand your Eat chocolate,
awareness through music lose weight,
and video of issues affecting earn income.
teens and young adults today.
James will share his story and • Cold-pressed cacao
CHRIS TIESSEN
address the societal changes • High in antioxidants
needed to promote and • No refined sugar
sustain good mental health. • Ethically traded
high5forlife.com Call or text for details
226-218-0972
JAMIE MACDONALD
Hand Drumming Doulas are present from the
Organic Groove: beginning stages of labor
until after birth, to assist
Rhythmic Journey in emotional and physical
comfort and support.
KATHERINE VAN
LAMMEREN
10 am – 11 am
J esslyn T hiessen
The Atrium, City Hall Trained DONA doula
Always wanted to try drum- ConTaCT: 289.407.7210
ming? Celebrate rhythm
email: nat.el.doula@gmail.com
and create music. Organic
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 13WORKSHOPS & FUN Groove’s Kat the Drumming play together the way West Diva takes you from zero to African djembes are meant to 60 in this fun workshop. You’ll be played. Some drums will be learn some simple rhythms, provided, but please bring a play some drum games and drum if you have one. 11 am Art as Process Kinetic Snow Performance Piece MELISSA MAZAR 11 am – 2 pm · Rink at Market Square, City Hall A structure with a series of change it to suit their own holes, ramps, spaces, dividers, inventiveness and creativity. levels and paint for children This is the process of art. to explore with snow. Children Young children are best at it. can engage with the piece and Guelph Youth Dance Company CHOREOGRAPHERS: JANET JOHNSON, KELLY STEDMAN, AMBER SHERWOOD-ROBINSON 11 am – 12 pm · The Atrium, City Hall The Guelph Youth Dance Company is presenting three pieces: We are the Blood by Amber Sherwood-Robinson, Its Wonderful Pictures in Light by Kelly Stedman and You Can by Janet Johnson. Company members 12–19 years of age participate in rigorous training, dance with an array of guest teachers and perform in a variety of settings. guelphyouthdance.ca 14 HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012
Pain Relief in Labour and Birth
JESSLYN THIESSEN
11 am – Noon · Room 112, City Hall
Are you ready for birth? birth as well as demonstra-
Jesslyn, a DONA-trained doula, tions of pain-relief techniques
will be providing information and positions for expectant
on the basics of labour and parents and their partners.
Rock Star Pasta
NATALIE CAMPAGNOLO
11 am – Noon · St. George Church Kitchen, Mitchell Hall
(enter around back)
What do rock stars and
Italians eat after clubbing and
concert-going? Learn how
to sustain your verve after
rocking into the wee hours in
an interactive demonstration
on the fine art of pasta
making. Instructor Natalina
JOHN KASAWA
Campagnolo knows her rock
stars and, more importantly,
her pasta. From a young age,
she observed many a mama demonstration would be
and nonna demonstrate their complete without tasting!
craft. Of course, no cooking italiancookingschoolguelph.com
We are a small,
local cooking
school that
wants to teach
you to cook like
my Nonna!
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 15WORKSHOPS & FUN 11:30 String Figures & Storytelling NAOMI STAGER 11:30 am – 12:30 pm · 10 Carden St. Are your hands tied? Come to create an illustrated story. get bound up in the art form! Naomi brings the string loops, Naomi Stager’s interest in skill and fundamental string string figures began manipulation techniques; when she was given you bring the hands. her first Cat’s Cradle Individual pairs learn book at age 9. Since the figures based on then, Naomi has skill, and then the wowed audiences with whole group gets back her art. This workshop is together to learn a buddy intended for parents and older figure: 2 people, 4 hands, children (6 and up) together 2 strings! Noon Come on, It’s a Little Funny Stress Management with Lessons and Laughter ANNE MACKAY Noon – 1 pm · Room 112, City Hall What stresses you out? find serious solutions, some of Perhaps you’re not even sure. which involve laughter. Anne Come to this stress manage- MacKay has worked with local ment class to identify your arts groups and in the not-for- buttons, their causes, and to profit sector for 20 years. You in Guelph Art Mural MEGAN MACKENZIE AND ELLIS HAYMAN Noon – 1 pm · The Atrium, City Hall Help create a mural in the Engaged Learning Program beautiful atrium of City Hall. Liaison, and Megan MacKenzie, Ellis Hayman, the Community coordinator of the Experiential 16 HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012
Join the FUN at Children’s
The
Guelph Curling Club Art Factory
www.curl.ca
Toddler Art Drop-in
“Where Art Meets Play”
Mon-Fri 9am til noon
Now Open Saturdays
9am - noon & 1pm - 4pm
we do birthday parties
Learn to Curl! thechildrensartfactory.com
297 Woolwich St, Guelph
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 17WORKSHOPS & FUN
Learning Programs at a dynamic tangible
University of Guelph conversation around
will be hosting a diverse perspectives
creative, interactive about volunteering,
art experience. The the university, and
group will use a wide the Guelph community
range of media to create at large.
12:30 pm
Flamenco Fundamentals
ESMERELDA ENRIQUE
12:30–2:00 pm · Co-operators Hall, River Run Centre
Have you always wanted to flamenco so you can master
learn those powerful Spanish the deliberate gesture, the tip
moves? The stylish of the chin, the fast footwork,
aggression, the long arms, and proud carriage.
rhythmic Make a little noise the first
bravado? Saturday of February at
Learn how the River Run! It’s free!
to slow And it’s for anyone – no
down, use dance experience required.
your arms Choreographer Esmerelda
dramatically Enrique will be accompanied
and tell a story by guitarist Nicolás Hernández
with your feeling and singer Tamar Ilana
feet. This workshop for an authentic flamenco
covers the fundamentals of experience! flamencos.net
DAY | CAPPUCCINO, PANINI, MUFFINS
NIGHT | WINE, TAPAS, DESSERTS
8 DOUGLAS STREET | DOWNTOWN GUELPH | MON TO FRI 8 AM – 11 PM | SUN & SAT 10 AM – 5 PM
18 HILLSIDE INSIDE 20122 pm
www.studentlife.uoguelph.ca/ocl
LIFE
Community Skate* student
Sleeman Centre · 2–3:50 pm
Have a family? Bring them
all out for a fun skate! Single
Off Campus
Living
and looking for a cheap date?
Working closely with
Come on out! Participants
students, residents, City staff,
should wear helmets while landlords, and City
skating. Thank you to Councillors to help facilitate
Ignatius Jesuit Centre for communication and to ease
making this free community the way for students who
skate possible! live in Guelph. We promote
tenant and landlord rights
*Accepting donations for the and responsibilities, help
Nicholas Lambden Memorial students find housing, get
Children’s Foundation. For students involved in the
more information, please larger Guelph community,
visit nicklambden.com and promote good
neighbourhood relations.
HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012 19THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU
HILLSIDE INSIDE
Board of Directors: Erin McNeish, Charlotte Great Folks who Sid Brodovsky
Karen Calzonetti Moore, Hayley Paquette, Helped in Many Natalie Campagnolo
Matt Perissonotto, Different Ways
Rick Charity Tobias Peter, Heather Peter Coleman
Sally DaRosa, RBC
Ross Durfey, Treasurer Pfaff, Steve Piper, Colin Couch
Susan Pitman, Alison Julia Grady & Katarina
Doug Larson, Vuckovic, 10 Carden Helene Duguay
President/Chair Prentice, Vicky Rao, Esmerelda Enrique
Sarah Redikopp, Alexis Rena, Dave, Dorothy &
Sue McGinnis, Secretary Colleen, River Run Centre Cheryl Ewing
Reilly, Gerry Robbins,
Rob McLean Ralph Shapiro, Spencer Rich Grau, Ben Grossman
Ralph Shapiro Shewen, Julia Shonfeld, Sleeman Centre Jan Hamilton
Spencer Shewen Murray Short, Carolyn Paul Aquilina,
Silvestro, Jess Smith, Ellis Hayman
Murray Short Wellington Brewery Janet Johnson
Matthew Stephens, Kayla
Beth Walden Daigneault-Sukow, Kevin Kathy Ecclestone & Alan & Karen Kaeja
Bo Wandschneider Taylor, Kelly Walberg, Jennifer Whiting,
Organic Meadow Sue Lambden
Bree Woods.
Marty Williams Anne MacKay
Nick Black & Kiela
Thanks Arnold, Hempire Megan MacKenzie
Staff
All Hillside committee Ron Leonard & Kelly, Steve Piper,
Marie Zimmerman,
members: Chaz Amy, St. George’s Church Hillside Hockey organizer
Executive Director
Marnie Benson, Amelie Hamelin & Sandy Ray Scapinello
Samir Baijal, Angela Bossence, Lynn
Artistic Director MacNevin, Ticket Break Naomi Stager
Broughton, Bridget
Jason Timmins, Burns, Chuck Bush, Lisa Vish Khana, CBC Radio 3 Kelly Stedman
Office Manager Calzonetti, Travis Craine, Charlie Cares, Jesslyn Thiessen
Cate McParland, Nick Dalton, Adrian Ground Floor Music
Harding, Laura Harrison, James Thomas
Volunteer Manager Rob Murray & Fezz
David Henderson, Ian Stenton, Intrigue Media Sue Trerise
Cathy Simioni, Hurlbut, Deanna Kiar, Andy Van Hellemond
Bookkeeper Caroline Matt,
Meaghan Kirwin, Tom Canadian Heritage Amadeo Ventura
Lloyd Grinham, Klein-Beernink, Ed
Site Director Langevin, John Leacock, Melissa Mazar CFRU
Lynda Lehman, Grant Michael Murray, OAC The Cornerstone
Volunteers* McBride, Judi McCuaig, Rick MacMillan, SOCAN Guelph Curling Club
Chaz Amy, Michael Bob Megens, Gerry
O’Farrell, Terry O’Connor, Miriam Koopman, Guelph Youth Dance
Annjohn, Angela Ignatius Jesuit Centre Company
Bossence, Sage Bryn Ossington, Cris
Chevrette, Glenn Post, Kat Ross, Candace James Nowell, The Hockey Shop
Chevrette, Emily Cude, Sepulis, Blake Skinner, Ampersand Ouderkirk & Taylor
Adam Cude, Karin Michelle Vanderwindt Matthew Stephens,
Davidson-Taylor, Kiah Hand Drumming Service Providers
Dubelaar, Hannah Contributors Gareth Lind,
Chris Love, Scotiabank
Dwyer, Melissa Eisen, Website Photography: Graphic Designer
Angie Ferreira, Kyle Dave Steele & Julia
Karolina Kuras, Jon Halliwell,
Fitzsimmons, Steve Grady, Barking Dog
Dean Palmer Technical Director
Franklin, Keren Gottfried, Studios
Hillside Inside Logo: Chris Landry,
Lloyd Grinham, Wes Peter Grimaldi, Caroline
Candace Sepulis Security Director
Harper, Kyle Hellewell, Meili, Catrina van
Mary Heyens, Donna Promotional Design: Radecki, Anastasia
House, Catherine LINDdesign.ca Ziprick, Guelph Fab 5
Jong, Carrie Kilmer, Original Hillside logo: Sue Trerise,
Monica Kpiniong, Gary Eden Guelph Tourism
Seimone Kpiniong, Marty Williams & Lynn
Samantha Leite, Karen Broughton, DGBA
Leslie, Grant McBride,
David McCaughan, Kelly Stedman, Guelph
Victoria McCaughan, Youth Dance Company
Jackie McChesney, Brita Ball
*As of print date
20 HILLSIDE INSIDE 2012SURVEY
We’d love to know what you think of this
year’s Hillside Inside. Your input will help
us plan how it will grow and change. So,
please drop off your completed survey in
the survey boxes at each of our venues.
In exchange, you’ll get a raffle ticket for a
chance to win two weekend passes for the
2012 Hillside Festival. To be included in the
draw, surveys must be returned by 11:59 pm,
Saturday, February 4, 2012. The winner will
be announced after the festival.
1. Which community do you live 6. How did you learn about
nearest to? Hillside Inside? (You may
● Guelph ● KW/Cambridge select more than one option.)
● Toronto ● Hamilton ● Poster ● Flyer
● London ● Other_______ ● Radio ● Word of mouth
● Print ad ● Hillside’s website
2. How old are you?
● The web ● Facebook/Twitter
● 12 & under ● 13–17 ● 18–24
● Received promotional email
● 25–40 ● 41–50 ● 51–64 ● 65+
● Other _________________
3. What is your postal code?
7. What brought you to Hillside
Inside?
4. I attend: ● Activities (workshops,
● High school skating, Hillside hockey)
● Conestoga College ● Scheduled performers
● University of Guelph ● Event timing
● Other _________________ ● Brand/reputation of Hillside
● Not applicable ● Friends’ influence
● Good value for dollar
5. During your visit to Hillside ● Other _________________
Inside, approximately how
much will you spend in the 8. How did you get to Hillside
following areas? Inside?
$___ Food & Beverages ● I drove alone ● I carpooled
$___ Hillside merchandise ● I walked ● Guelph bus
$___ Performer merchandise ● Other _________________
$___ Downtown Guelph
merchants
$___ Accommodation
$___ Other ______________
$___ Total
PLEASE SEE REVERSE9. What did you attend?
● Dan Mangan, The Wooden Sky & Lowlands
● Harry Manx & Kim Churchill
● Surviving Progress (film screening)
● Free workshops ● Hillside Hockey ● Free Community Skate
● Children’s NFB films ● Youth dance performance
10. If you did attend a free workshop, please indicate which one:
● Healthy Living ● Mural Creation ● Hand-drumming
● Hillside Hairdos ● Curling ● Children’s Snow Art
● Rock Star Cooking ● Flamenco Fundamentals
● String Figures
How would you rate the following statements?
(1 = strongly disagree, 3 = neutral, and 5 = strongly agree).
1 2 3 4 5
Overall, the session was informative and valuable.
The workshop description matched the content.
I would attend another workshop at this location.
11. What types of workshops would you attend if we offered them?
12. Please rate the following event features on a scale of 1–5
(1 = strongly disagree, 3 = neutral, and 5 = strongly agree).
1 2 3 4 5
I enjoyed the festival format (multiple venues).
Hillside Inside offered high quality performances.
Hillside Inside offered high quality technical production.
Hillside Inside’s ticket price was good value for money.
I plan on returning to Hillside Inside next year.
The Hillside merchandise and apparel was good value
and of high quality.
13. Hillside volunteers provided excellent service and/or assistance.
1 2 3 4 5
Strongly disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly agree
14. Additional comments:
Thank you to Deloitte for their support on this survey.
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ovided in black, white, and green. Alternative colors
used if warranted
may be by the design and printing of the piece, and upon ap-
and upon
nted by the design and printing of the piece,proval by the
ap-printer’s certifier
123 Woolwich St
printer’s certifier ♦ The FSC label statement is available in English and French
hillsidefestival.ca
Phone 519.763.6396
l i n d d e s i gn
l statement is available in English and French
Guelph, ON N1H 3V1
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SPONSORS AND PARTNERS
NIMUM REQUIREMENTS (graphic files
not provided, and must be created)
and must be created) ♦ Can be displayed in landscape or portrait format
yed in landscape or portrait format ♦ A minimum size of 10 mm (landscape) and 15 mm
ize of 10 mm (landscape) and 15 mm (portrait) is recommended.
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ecommended. ♦ Must have an area of clear space (shown here in grey)
area of clear space (shown here in grey) around the logo, equivalent to twice the height of the let-LOCATIONS IN DOWNTOWN
GUELPH
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Performance
7 WOODLAWN RD W WOODLAWN RD E
& Workshop
WOOLWICH ST
Venues
7 iver Run Centre 35
1 R
Woolwich St.
6 t. George’s
2 S
12 124 Church (Sanctuary
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RD & Kitchen)
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OS 99 Woolwich St.
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P 3 C ity Hall (Outdoor
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RD
9 Rink, Room 112
ST
& The Atrium)
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1 Carden St.
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2 4 1 0 Carden
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10 Carden St.
PAISLE
NE ST
HANLON EXPRESSWAY
11
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6 DO
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K ST
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CH LA
NE OLD 1 Hall)
8 ST M QUEBEC
NORFOL
CORK
ST E ALL
7 5 H empire
P 54 Carden St.
P 6 R BC Parking Lot
4 5 10
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ONNE
LL ST
P 41 Quebec St.
P 9 (beside The
3 Bookshelf)
ST
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124
WILSON
P 7 S leeman Centre
50 Woolwich St.
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Restaurants
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ollywood Bistro
8 B
ST S
ST
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51 Cork St E
9 T he Cornerstone
1 Wyndham St N
N ST
10 Ouderkirk & Taylor
LL
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TO 3 Wyndham St N
WE
11 T he Red Brick Café
8 Douglas St
7 12 T he Woolwich
7 Arrow
176 Woolwich St
YORK RD
124
6
COLLEGE AVE W COLLEGE AVE E
NOT TO SCALE.
STONE RD W STONE RD E DOTTED LINES
INDICATE LONGER
DISTANCES.
To 401
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